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Sermon on the Sunday of Zacchaeus

Sermon on the Sunday of Zacchaeus

29 January 2012

Priest Theodore Liudogovsky

The story of Zacchaeus concerns precisely this. In our daily church life we almost do not distinguish between Confession and repentance. But the Savior did not speak with Zacchaeus one on one; He did ...

How Not to Spoil Love

How Not to Spoil Love

26 January 2012

How often do we carelessly, without realizing our mutual love of life, tear the threads that unite us! How painful does it ultimately become for both! In a family nothing is trivial

The Egyptian Revolution: one year on and counting

The Egyptian Revolution: one year on and counting

25 January 2012

The Egyptian revolution of 25th of January 2011 completes its first year with a host of events and decisions that are rewriting the history of this 7000 year old country.

God Has A Plan

God Has A Plan

24 January 2012

Caroline Potter

I am no longer a child who attends Sunday School. The lessons, nonetheless, remain just as necessary. Yes God does have a plan for each and everyone of us. Yes we need to have faith in God. I wish ...

Bridges

Bridges

23 January 2012

Mother Raphaela Wilkinson

Many people’s loss of faith is actually a step in the right direction – their god was too small and its destruction is sometimes the first step towards a relationship with the true God and Father of ...

The Orthodox Saints of France

The Orthodox Saints of France

22 January 2012

Archbishop Seraphim (Dulgov)

You may ask: how can we determine who is an Orthodox saint and who is not? I implore you never to think of 1054 as some milestone, that one day prior to 1054 it was exactly one way, and the day after ...

Sunday after Theophany

Sunday after Theophany

20 January 2012

Archbishop Seraphim of Ottawa and Canada

We still have not learned the word “obedience” in its proper meaning, ourselves. We keep behaving as if obedience means that I have to do something someone else says because it’s the law, like a stop ...

The Day of the Theophany: A Time to Remember Our Vows to God

The Day of the Theophany: A Time to Remember Our Vows to God

19 January 2012

Metropolitan Philaret of Eastern American and New York (+1985)

What will happen if, on the last day of the history of mankind on earth, the day of the Dread Judgment, one who has given vows (or had them given on his behalf by his sponsors) does not even know ...

Sermon on the Feast of the Lord’s Theophany

Sermon on the Feast of the Lord’s Theophany

18 January 2012

Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia

Having come to church today, do not hurry to leave. Stand near the vessel with the holy water and, while you await your turn, pray fervently to the Lord for yourself, your family, your children and ...

“When Thou Wast Baptized in the Jordan…”

“When Thou Wast Baptized in the Jordan…”

18 January 2012

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